The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1887-07-08

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The candidates opened the ball
at Ocean Springs Saturday. There
was some public speaking and Il
great deal of private talking aud
handshaking freely indulged in by
the various candidates present.
Mr.. Sam ID. Denny, Deputy
Clerk of the Courts, is iu charge of
the Office, while Mr.. Walter M. Den
ny is on his rounds in the county
registering the voters.
The county ticket is not CON-
plete as yet. There is no candidate
for Coroner aud Ranger, Que of the
nest important Offices in the coun'
ty. 1t is too, high and RESPONSE
BILE office. Who wants it?
AS soon as MessIs. Denny &
Hunt get the right of way through
certain lands their tram road from
Cumbest Bluff, on the PascagOnla
river, will be pushed to completion.
MIR. r. A. Gregory, Jr., left
Saturday night bound North for a
three mouths vacation. He will
probably visit his Canada home ere
he returns. We wish him pleas.
ant trip aud safe return.
Yesterday our esteemed friend,
Mr.. Augustus Craft dropped in and
spent II very pleasant tune with US.
"GuS.1 is in business alone now.
He is manufactures and importer
of Havana cigars, Wholesale dealer
IN plug and smoking tobacco, snnff,
pipes, etc, at 90 and so Gravier ST.,
New Orleans.
Drink keystone Rye Whskey,
a pure, unaduIterated whiskey, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freep0rt Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whlskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft u Co., 70 and n Oauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The old SOW with long snOOt
that has been eating al! the young
out in the streets was made
INTO sausage meat in the twin6ling
of an eye by the west bound pas
senger train Tuesday evening.
1.-The mills of God grind slow, but
they grind exceedingly fine"
MIR. G. W. Robinson is building
a tram road on Dog River, near
Tanners Ferry, which will run to
the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad lands
in Mobile county. This will give
Mr.. RObinsOnfs mills at Moss Point
an abundance of timber.
When you go to Mobile don't
fail to visit the mammoth buggy
of Sam ID. Bloch, No.
North Water street. He carries
the largest stock of carriages, bug.
gies, wagons, harness aud saddlery
this side of the Ohio river, and his
prices are the lowest TO be found.
When in need of anything in his
line don't fail to give him a call.
Notwithstanding the iuclement
weather that prevailed during
OF last week a gOodly
number of invited guests assembled
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. L. Pol
in the evening to witness the pre-
of banner to the Scran-
ton Greys Base Ball Club By the
sponsors of the club. There was
also a dance afterward aud every.
thing passed of pleasantly.
MIR. Dave Heller, representing
The Southern Brewing Company,
New Orleans, was in town this
week looking gay and happy as
usual. lie authorizes us to say
that the patrons OF the Company
when in the Crescent City, are es-
Decially invited to call at the Brew
ery, No. PSI st. Louis street, where
they will always find a nice lunch
and some cold beer to wash it down.
Don't forget this.
On and after April IL, 1887
fast freights, Nos. II aud 20, will
have a coach attached between {
Mobile and Scranton, for the ac-
OF passengers, leav-
ng Mobile 1t s:25 p.m., arriving at
scranton at 11:19 p.m.; returning !
cave Scranton t1:26 an, arriving !
m Mobile &C 4:35 am.
C. MAEsHALI- supt.